![]() ![]() Progress for its own sake, and learning for the joy of learning, have been vanquished just as death has. There are fewer reasons to pursue education, or art, or to save money, at least on any given time frame, because if one can expect hundreds of years of life, procrastination becomes easier to justify. Without the pressure of impending death, humans have less urgency to strive and struggle. ![]() ![]() Curie’s journal reveals more of her thoughts on stagnation. She sees it in their eyes when there is no energy left. She sees it in the way they walk or in their tattered and scuffed clothes. As they walk, Curie asks her to observe people who seem stagnant, or those who seem ready to be finished with life. When Citra begins her apprenticeship with Curie, she fines that Curie is less structured in her approach to selecting people to glean that Faraday was. ![]()
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